Our friend even thrills !!!! Anyone who is an old school fan who tries to recreate the sounds by reverse engineering knows how hard it is to find the old sounds of the famous Rave tracks !!!! Congratulations beautiful work !!!!
Мы из России,и тоже это очень любим с ума прям сходим но,у нас это вообще не развито а скарее только для некоторых людей,остальное везде играет всякое дерьмо.
@@RaveyStabs Young? If only. Yes, my lack of uploads has been playing on my mind for weeks now. Wish I had the cash for an MC707. That'd get rid of the Ravers Block for sure ha ha.
This channel is class btw! And now that I know ur Scottish please tell me how the offbeat stab from the onto of Scott Brown & Rab S - now is the time was made 🙏 been trying with fm synthesis but failing!
You could ask Patrick Prins because that's where Scott sampled it from! (Bits n Pieces). I think it's an octave stacked sax sample going through saturation.
pure gold stuff rite here!!! Cheers from Finalnd :) You happened to know where's the famous string stab is taken from sample cd or the actual track. It's famous in hardhouse and one the earliest I know of who has used it is South East Players - Horny Drum Machine you find it here in youtube. Would be nice to know this I have so many tracks and have heard many more that have used this same stabby kind of string sample.
Not sure as I haven't used ableton much (found Bitwig easier). Any MIDI effect that can do octave stacking or custom chords from single notes would do the job. Bitwig tends to have a lot of these nice little MIDI devices.
Thanks. Yes I think they would've applied the same principle and took small fragments from an existing piece to create the main stabs inside a hardware sampler. Most hw samplers allow sample start adjustment so you can similarly find sweet spots, albeit on perhaps a smaller sampled piece due to memory constraints of the time.
Rave undoubtedly is the most "anything goes" style ever.
Bullseye! 😎❤️👍
Our friend even thrills !!!! Anyone who is an old school fan who tries to recreate the sounds by reverse engineering knows how hard it is to find the old sounds of the famous Rave tracks !!!! Congratulations beautiful work !!!!
This is nuts! So many classic sounds from the one track.
SUPER WORK . KEEPING THE RAVE ALIVE AND WELL
The art of sampling! Nice work!
I'm absolutely gob smacked where you got them stabs from......mind blown 🤯
Came here to say the same. For years I assumed these came from a synth preset. Like you say, mind blown.
This is like showing ancient man how to make fire! Absolutely excellent! ❤️😎🛫🌅🛰️🌌🌍
Hardcore will never die ❤
Haha that first bit at around the minute mark is class. There we go lets see what we have here.... 3 seconds later we have hardcore lift off!
Etta James is fantastic- great choice for sampling
Love it man!
No words I'm blown away
Fantastic work and demo. I've been doing this for years. I also grab bits from films aswell.
Had to watch this again, it’s absolutely insane 🔥👌
Top notch stuff, man! Left me with my jaw dropped hahaha
Keep up the amazing work, man.
Stay safe and take care and greets from California USA :D
Thanks, greets from a remote part of Scotland!
Мы из России,и тоже это очень любим с ума прям сходим но,у нас это вообще не развито а скарее только для некоторых людей,остальное везде играет всякое дерьмо.
Thanks for the good idea, some sweet spots in this track...!
Awesome tutorial! Thanks for making it.
This gave me chills!
Great work! Keep it up ;)
This is fucking awesome man!
Excellent work my friend!
Not seen a video from you for a while young RaveTracks?!
@@RaveyStabs Young? If only. Yes, my lack of uploads has been playing on my mind for weeks now. Wish I had the cash for an MC707. That'd get rid of the Ravers Block for sure ha ha.
Ha, I try to not look at new gear. A sampler is all you need!
@@RaveyStabs I have the volca sample. I hate it. No chromatic sample play back. Useless for a raver.
@@RaveTracks Yeah bit of a toy that. Never considered the RS7000?
This channel is class btw! And now that I know ur Scottish please tell me how the offbeat stab from the onto of Scott Brown & Rab S - now is the time was made 🙏 been trying with fm synthesis but failing!
You could ask Patrick Prins because that's where Scott sampled it from! (Bits n Pieces). I think it's an octave stacked sax sample going through saturation.
It starts sounding a bit like the stab from Awesome 3 - Don't Go in some places, definitely gonna play around with this
Hicki98 Kicks like a mule!
Awesome man 🎹🎶
@8:21 Kinda reminds me of something Todd Edwards would sample
Brilliant nice one!
pure gold stuff rite here!!! Cheers from Finalnd :)
You happened to know where's the famous string stab is taken from sample cd or the actual track. It's famous in hardhouse and one the earliest I know of who has used it is
South East Players - Horny Drum Machine you find it here in youtube. Would be nice to know this I have so many tracks and have heard many more that have used this same stabby kind of string sample.
I happen to know! It's from Musique - Keep on Jumpin' 😀
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my gawd!!!
Spot on
Top Marks ..
This is wicked Mate!! Love it!!!! Does Ableton have a multi note equivalent or is there a VST stacker?
Not sure as I haven't used ableton much (found Bitwig easier). Any MIDI effect that can do octave stacking or custom chords from single notes would do the job. Bitwig tends to have a lot of these nice little MIDI devices.
yep, its called 'chord' in midi effects
Nice
That was quite frankly the dogs dangly bits.
MORTAL KOMBAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!!!!!!!!.
Sorry.
Just found your channel. Loving this content on Christmas Eve! I'm guessing this is the technique Orbital used on Chime?
Thanks. Yes I think they would've applied the same principle and took small fragments from an existing piece to create the main stabs inside a hardware sampler. Most hw samplers allow sample start adjustment so you can similarly find sweet spots, albeit on perhaps a smaller sampled piece due to memory constraints of the time.
please make sound Design of LandLord stab
OK I will!
B R I L L I A N T! =0
G8 man! Rave you!)
One day I'm going have a beer with you brother
Definately!
Do you have any tracks produced by yourself m8?
you are using an MPC yeah ?to control ?
Just a MIDI keyboard under the desk triggering the notes (Roland A49)
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